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COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONS

COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONS ELECTION
MON. No. I0I, held yesterday, the vote was as
Sardo IJ2. For vice presidential Y. Brooke 295:
gett, 30: Lloyd PraIher, :i9; John VI. Richards
81: Francis j. ward. i6. For treasurer-. II
Higgins, 714- For reading clerk-John K Berg,
McGrath, 2,s3; John p. Tyrrell, 507. For trustee
&. NJ Robinson, 40. For delegates uhe three
highest selected}-E- NJ. Blake. 2-59; John +. Con
holly, 40; George NJ Depue, 4S3: William +.
Dunn, 40; b. W. ellis, 219; Granville Hartford
I'D; j. b seagrayes, 30; Vim. II. Tenley, 10.
Il CALL FOR CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.-THE adj
Vls0ry board OF the Central Union Mission have
Called "A conference OF Christian workers, 10 be
c0inf$ssd of the pastor and one delegate from
each evangelical church and mission In the Dis
triet, " D. held at the Mission rooms 800 Pennsyl.
Fania avenue. On the evening OF March cd the
oblect of the conference being 10 consider plans
EIr the organization and prosecution OF the work
Of city eyangeizstlOn- The board requests that
AIssiOETs not under pastoral charge send their
Sunday school superintendent and one delegate
and that the w. q. r. O., the 7. NJ. c. A. and Other
ass2SaaiiDns of Christian workers Ia sympathy
vfih tais movement send their president and one
osAz aLe % represent them. This call issued by
We Lard vas In pursuance o. the recommends
tf'n 81 committee consisting Il samuel IA.
item, II. y EnlIds. Richard Norriss, G.. Ii. Small
aud ~ ID. Power, which was appointed at the re-
ornt convention held at the rooms Of the Mission
" o'nAsisf this subject.
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A DEFECTIVE STEAM-PIPE caused the wetting of
two cases OF blankets IN our cellar: whilst the
damage Is not OF much consequence yet we Thought
IL better To close them right out will Therefore
sell them at case of our 1925 blanket marked
81. ID and $50 according to extent OF damage
Our lii Stafford blanket, very slightly damaged
1915. These were the only cases that received
any damage. LaNsBrRGH A. RRo
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ScA1r, IrcHr Sk1s
AND ALL ITCHING AND sCAI.Y SKIN
AND SCALP DISEASES CURED
By CUTICUR.

By CUTICURA.
Psoriasis Eczema letter, Ringworm Iichen pru-
ritus, Scald Head. Milk Crust, Dandruff BARRIERS
Bakers, Grocers and Washerwoman's Itch and every
species of Itching Burning Scaly, Pmply Humors of
the Skin and Scalp with Loss Of Hair are positively
cured by CUrICURA the great Skin Cure and CurI-
CURA SOAP, exquisite Skin Beautifier externally
and CUTIcURA REsoLyENT, the new Blood Purifier
internally when physicians and all other remedies
fail.
PSORIASIS. OR scALY SKIN.
John J. Case D. D. s., having practised dentistry
In this county for thirtyfve years. and being well
known to thousands hereabouts, with view to helm
any who afflicted have been for the past twelve
years. testify that the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured me
of Psoriasis, Scay Skin, in eight days. after the
doctors with whom had consulted gave me no help OF
encouragement. JOHN j. CASE, D. D. g.
NEWTON. Nj.
DISTRESSING ERUPTION.
Your CuT1cuRA REMEDIES performed wonderful
cure last summer on of our customers an old gen
tlemarof seventy years of age, who suffered with
fearfuy distressing eruption his and face and
who had tried all remedies and doctors to no PURPOSE
AEAAhAANA, ARK. j. +. SMITH h co.
DUsTPANFUL OF SCALES.
H. E Carpenter, Henderson. N Y cured of psoriasi,
or Leprosy. of twenty years standing by Cur1cURI
REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on record. A
dustpanful of scales fell from him daily Physician,
and his friends thought he must die
ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED
For the radical cure Of obstinate case of Eczem,
of long standing give entire credit to the Cur1cUn
REMEDIES.
I. B. RICHARDSON. New Haven, Conn.
Sold by all druggists. Price: CuT1cuRA, so cents
hEsoLvESr. &1.0O; SOAP, % cents. POTTER DRut
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
SEND FOR HOW TO CURE SKIN prsEAsEsu
Beautify the Complexion and Skin by using the On
TICURA SOAP.
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CITY ITEMS.


Gentlennen's New Spring Style Hats.
Fifth ave. and Broadway silk hats, IS, &C.
Splendid assortment fine fur derbys $50 to g.
'Stetson's boss raw edge" and other soft hats
"Crusher's," pockets and "KnOckabouts" 81
and$1.5O. X. c. LEWIS & Son,
1921 New York ave. The popular one-price hat
tiers and ouUfltters." Branch: 800 7th st. NV;
established 1SR3
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SPEAKING TUBES; iron safes repaired

MRS. DR. J. SEAMEs (Specialist), Dermatologfst,
Pedicure and Manicure CornS and bunionS, %
cents each. Beware OF 1mpOSterS. No person in
this country has ever made or seen my formula OF
the (ElectTic) Hair RestOrer. The public is for
hidden TO trust Henry p. Parks my husband, who
has LETT my Office, as Will pay no debts OF his
contracting. Mrs. DR. j. SEMNEs,
Ills Pennsylvania avenue,
over Cigar Store, next door TO PalaiS Royal
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusen,ents TO-nighs.

Amusement Tonight
NATIoNAL-Thatcher, Primrose Vests Min
strels.
ALBACGH's-Rosina VokeS.
DIME MUsEuM.-May Adams Burlesquers.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
HARRIs'.-"A Ring Of Iron"
KERNANS.-Variety.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WP:lflAeP.

Indications for the 81 H9rS commencing rf 2 10 N,
For District Of Columbia and virginia fair
weather warmer, nOrtherly winds.
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ROE SHAD.-R. A. GOlden's Potomac river fish
ana game stalls, Center market. are receiving
uliy the nnfSt roe shad, white perch, boiling and
pan rock and all lther kinds OF fsh in season. All
OrderS promptly attended 10. Telephone S41-3
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In LARGER QUARTERs.-As will be seen by his
formal announcement elsewhere, Mr.. Rufus Darby
has secured more spacious accommodations for his
increasing business by the removal of his printing
Office to 1903 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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MRS f. A DONOVAN, 9O4 street, is In New York
selecting her stock OF the latest importatiOnS, in
everything appertaining to spring and summer
millinery
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CHR. XANDER's the oldest established wine and
liquor house in the city, leads the market in fine
Old WHISTLES. Cali before purchasing elsewhere,
900 9Th street northwest
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Over Cigar Store, next door to P

MONDAY MORNING, 9o'clock, ushers in the most
remarkable Shoe Sale on record, at HahnS, S16
9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave. See Sunday Post.
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LIGHTNING RODS and electric work.
j. II. KCEHLING,
419 10Th street n W.
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JOHNSON & WINE are Offering inducements to
parties with small means to secure a home in the
beautiful village OF Hyattsville See ad.
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DIS HENSON specialists Pedicure, Manicure
and DeTmatOlogiSt, 1201 Pennsylvania avenue
cents Hair and skin diseases, 80 TO IS cents each
sitting. Open Sundays.
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AFTER YoU have looked around and seen the
various makes OF Children's Carriages sold by
other dealers come and see my stock OF carriages
al 1OO1 PennSy lyania ave. H. o. TowIEs
Furniture Dealer
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REzsrsGKR's Ice cream, 235 G st. NV.

Go TO Wood Forsyth's new art store 12Os
ST. NV. for newest designs In picture frames
moudingS, &c. The making OF fine frames and
regflding old ones will be speciality with this
new nrm Etchings engravings, &C.
HCAAN artificial eyes. Hempler's ave. cor Az
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VISIT TO OUR Tor FLOOR BARGAIN ROOMS win
convince YOU that we have been careful NOT m
exaggeTate the opportunity afforded there To
obtain furniture, carpets and upholstery goods at
less than cost W. r. MOSES IL SON
nd CTR
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ADJUSTMENTS.
1.-TWO GRAND CONCERTS
Will be given by the
RICHARD WAGNER SOC1ETY

RICHARD WAGNER K SOCIETY soc
HERR ANTON scHorr.
oP5s
and sRa
sv ss.s s sSd
Tuesday. the 2lst INST. mh19-5t
NATIONAL SKATING RINK.
IN On St, bet 9Th and 7th.
PROF. o. R. GLEASON,
THE KING OF ALL HORSE TAMFRS
Commencing Monday, evening. March 21st at SIS
In his marvellous exhibitions illustrating his unri-
vailed and mastery methods Of handling
WILD, VICIOUS AND NERVOUS HORSES
Fests Of horsemanshiI that delight, instruct and
please all
CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY
Parties hsy1Ps vicious horses. va S sss
broke al these free Of oe sn
early next Monday morning to Eave them subdued
early In the season. mh19-6t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
LAST APPEARANCE OF
THATCHER. PRIMROSE l. VESTS M1NsrRE1s.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH elss
Engagement week only, of the popular comedian,
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
In His New Home Comedy, in Three Acts
Up Pa
BY CAL WALLACE.
Full to Overlooking with Fun Genuine and Hearty.
PRESENTED BY NOTABLE COMPANY.
RUSSELL in New Songs, Sketches and Specialized 1t
MFRS. R. A.BAKER, OF THE SCHOOL OF COOKERY,
kys sna e III
rR ssffenRF H sGHooE 4 r5R sGksEs
Cont bxyocf cf E.to
Course tickets, $3.50: single admission, 35c.
First lesson: Consomme. Chicken Croguettes Rasp-
berry Trife. mh19-sm,tu,3t
A LBAUdH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Positively Last Appearance Of
RosINA voKEs
And her London Comedy Company.
TONIGHT AT 8,
A GAME OF CARDS.
TONIGHT AT9,
MY MILLINER'S BILL.
TONIGHT AT 10.
A PANTOMIME REHEARSAL.
Next week-return Of the
TEMPLE THEATER OPERA CO.
THE LITTLE TYCOON. mills
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EXTRA
COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH DIST.
Return of the Popular Favorites,
The Temple Theater Co., in
THE LITTLE TYCOON.
Bob't Graham, Miss Elina Delaro Miss Carrie Diet
rick. Miss Eugenia Nicholson, Chas. Campbell r. N.
Dunbar Felix Hapey, Edw; Everett, &C.. in the cast
Seats now on sale at Box Office. mh17
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LONsDALE CAMBRIC 1O1ic-. yard wide cashmeres,
&c, cOmfOTtableS, blankets and underwear at
manufacturers prices at BRopHEAD Co. s, 9O7 f.
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Baum,s .sRoyal Clue, repairs china, &c. em

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. ward" prints, 45c per TO-
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet Milk
&C. per quart. Cream 15c.
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insiy sWeet?" This, however, Will not apply TO
EiStmans Aloha Perfume, whose delicacy and fra
GRANGE are only surpassed by the lasting qualities
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ART EMBROIDERY can be executed on the light
running Domestic without the aid OF an attach
ment) easier than any other machine In the
market. Office: 9O5 st. W.. Masonic Temple -
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IT FEELS GOOD.

Those worn out with Pains, Aches and Weaknesses
ind relief in one minute in the CUTICURA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER At druggists. 20 centa mhl6
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Frssr1Ls Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies

UNION MFG Co., 6O4 9th ST. NV.
Cal and see the standard or perfection.
The most perfect sewing machine ever produced
n l. Mon
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LADIES, for 81 you can buy genuine cur. kid,
DOH zoe or CON- sense button boot, at Mrs. w. II.
6ichS, III Market Space.
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MONDAY MORNING we viii offer line Of low
priced useful articles that Will crowd our floors
with eager purchasers. Those who have taken ad-
vantage OF our advertisements know what sacr1-
neeS we make. Salonica Rugs $3.50, price has
been So; Smyrna Rugs $1-50, price has been s.;
Tapestry Rugs 81 cents, $115 and $1.4O, less than
nall price. We will sell 40-nch wide lace striped
Window Curtaining at cts. per yard; Madras
Lace, y cts. per yard; Square OttOmanS In Body
brussels, 10 cts; In MOquette and Velvet, IS cts
FlalIOrm Rockers, s2-45 each; TurcOman Curtains
s@!o per pair: Embossed MOhair Pushes In olive
ana crimson. <l.23 per yard; window Shades on
hdrtSh0rn'S patent fixtures, 30 cts each. On sale
nrst noor- JULIUS LANSBURGH, 3l5 9TH st.
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BEST REFERESCEs-Suits secured 81; suits dyed
Sl-5O. Cooperative shop, 626 street northwest.
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DEATH OF MOTHER EUPHENIA.-Mother Catherine
Euphem1a, superiOress OF the order OF the Sisters
OF Charity In the United States, died yesterday
morning at Mount Saint JOseph'S Academy, En-
Eupnemia was elected mother superior Of the Sis.
tiers OF Charity in the United States, with st. Jo-
sephs, Emmitsburg, as headquarters In 1896 The
day morning, and will be attended by delegations
Of Sisters OF Charity from Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
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CHASE, umbrella maker, 1914 Pa av. and Al nth.
Covering with imported Gloria cloth speciality.
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BEAur1run SPRING DREss GooDs.

SNOWFLAKE TRICOT, pure wool, wide double
width, SOC.
FRENCH sATTINES. finest quality, all new styles,
reduced to 29c.
BLACK SURAH SILK, Toe.
TkICOT CLOTH, pure wool, wide double width, cash
value Soc, price reduced to 81 &c.
BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 75e.
CHUDDA SERGE pure wool. double width 34c
BLACK SILK MERVEILLEUX, 75c.
BLACK CASHMERES, wide double width. fine quail
ity, 81 &c.
AMERICAN SATTINES, French Styles, l5c
COLORED BROCADE SILKS, 15c.
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool 25c
FANCY SILKS; 3719c:. 40c. 45c: SOC.
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET, $1.15
ROYAL SERGE wide double fold, in beautiful spring
shades. IL yards for 81.
SPECIAL BARGA1N-HEAVY GRO GRAIN BLACK
SILKS. only 81.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, Cream, Blue and
Garnet, Especial low priceD 1926.
TABLE DAMASK, pure linen fine quality Soc
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CASH observation-disclosures
each customer who buys $40 Cor over in dry goods
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GROWERS depot for the sale OF California wines
lof family use, distinct from trade wines f.
Pohndorn, southeast corner 18th and r sta. NV.
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100 DOZEN CHILDREN'S PERCALR SHIRT WAISTS,
plated front and back; fast cOOrS; felled seams;
all sizes. Only 20 cts, at Lansburgh BIOS
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Browns Bronchial TrOches for Coughs
and Colds: 81 do not see how 1t Is possible for
public man to be himself in winter without this
admirable a1d."-ReU. X. NJ. DeUens PocaSset,
M1sS. eO
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Mr.. REGINALD FENDAIL placed to-day with Mr..
Geo. b. Howard, OF 1.-The Miller Safe and Iron
Works." OF Baltimore, his order for II sets OF FIRE
proof vault DOORS and also large fre-proof safes
10 be placed ia his new building, now being erect
ed for ONCE purposes, on Louisiana avenue corner
a. street northwest
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THE WASHINGTON NJ. E. CONFERENCE.-At the
session of the Methodist Episcopal conference at
Abingdon, Va, yesterday, the Daughters of Con-
ference presented the following amounts to the
conference: Sharp street church, Baltimore, 500;
Washington, d. c., $40; Mt. Zion, Washington, S31
Lynchburg Sill; POOleSville s.. j. H. Bailey was
placed on the Supernumerary list.
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BAKGAINs rs CLorHING Geo. spransy,s,5O7 7th

IHB HAMMOND TYPE WRITER John C. Parker
agent for the District OF Columbia 6l7-619 7th ST
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FUND FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS FROM
THE EARTHQUAKE-The following additional sub
scptions have been received for this most deserv-
ing fund. Cash through Mr.. NJ f. Morris, s25
Mrs. Chas. A Mum, s25; Mr.. Costaggini, SO;
Mrs. Thum Phtladelphia) SO; G. Desio, So;
Jannarone, s.; Ghiselli, 50; Peolon, So; F. CrsIo.
FAM, 50; James G. Berrett, s.; Casarra, So; Sam
Filippo 81; Tinaglia, ST. q. Desio, 81; b. Dondero
81; Z. Rao, 81; ID. ChristOfani, 81; G. Chelini So
d. Marco 81; p. Lavigni, 81; F. Lavgni 81
Grili 81. Total receipts $403. Committees have
been appointed TO solicit subscriptions.
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WE HAVE no tOp-f1oor side shows or any old
shop-worn goods to mark up to fabulous prices
and then pretend to mark down as bargains. Nor
do we have any pretended special day for selling
one article at hall cost and try to double on the
second purchase; but we always meet any adyer-
tisad price list on f1rSt-clasS goods. Furniture
carpets, bedding, baby carriages and upholstery
goods Also remember that we are the only agents
Tor the celebrated Alaska refngeratOrS and sole
agents for the genuine rubber tile bicycle wheel
baby carriages SINGLETON FLETCHER,
415 9TH street northwest.
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FoR CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS TO measure call on r
ii. Taylor, 9s3 Pennsylvania avenue. perfect
Mt and entire satisfaction guaranteed. Prices re-
Gently reduced.
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Old Fogy,. Saturday Chat.

o. F. went into the Fair this morning with his
daughterin-law to select Baby Carriage Well,
Carriage in the family We've been all around,
and examined them at various places 1 told
Nellie that If she wants to get baby carriage
ming gear, and be wide enough to let baby be COM
Portable, we must go to the Fair, s12 9TH st. NV,
a'1 n old stand od Fogy was sent
the elegant and large stock OF Baby Carriages
says he: Now declare: just look at that display
Nellie, amt this the best line we've seen. who
wouldn't be a baby nowadays. just look at these
colors--well! You've got carriages to match any
Kind n1Sto OF baby, and, Nellie, just feel this up
sofy. This carriage is tufted and filled just IS
nice as any piece OF furniture. These carriages
amt covered with snowy dress goods stuff, or with
all the material used for covering is real up
hOlstererS' and furniture coverings, and those
wheels are put on by mechanics who know some
wheels running away from your carriage and
dropping baby on the sidewalk, like what hap
pened to Neighbor Johnson's baby. II that baby
hadn't been a fat baby and rolled easily johnson
would have had big doctors bill to pay. Now
you just select baby carriage here-and you'll
the new Break-a-b back department that Daughter
Jane talks about. Old Fogy wasshOwn our elegant
display OF brc-a-brac in the center OF the store.
He looked with wOnderment at the immense and
varied stock OF new goods that have been re-
ce1ved this week at The Fair, S12 9TH st. Z. We,
GOldSchm1d'S old stand.
Well, boys, you've just spread yourselves this
time. You've got the finest, prettiest and best Sc
lected stock I've ever seen In all my born days.
Selecting fine stock OF goods, buying them cheap
and selling them cheap has got to be an art, and
you've got 1t down fine. People have found 1t out
and come here readily, buy quickly and get their
goods sent home promptly. You just put good
advertisement in Sundays Post and everybody
Will read 1t and know what you are going to do
with this immense stock. It does me good and it
does everybod good to visit
The Fair, The Fair, The Fair,
S12 It'll st. NV. and 81 and s13 sth st. NV.
The best place to buy HOusefurnishing Goods,
Glass Ware, Crockery, Tin Ware, Wooden Ware
Baby Carriages, Bicycles, Trunks, ETC., etc.
FRANKIE g. Co., Projectors.
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THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATIoN-At the
meeting OF the Virginia Democratic association
last night a portray OF Mr.. Biscoe the retiring
president OF the association, wal presented Judge
John I. GOolrick, OF Fredericksburg, made a
speech, in which he spoke OF the dark outlook in
the state for the democracy, and urged that Mr..
Barbour be nominated as the successor to Mr.
Riddleberger in the United States Senate
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WATCHES andJewelry on installments to respon.
slole parties. LadsOn, 4S3 9Th st. NV
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An Earthquake i'm Shoes.
See Hahn'S advertisement to-mOrrow's Post. l
''lOc. ROyal'' mendseverything! Lansburgh's
Best i'm the World. Indestructible $40 Trunk.
S. Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1875 Pa. ave. 60
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FIXING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ROBERT BROWNS
DEATB.-Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held
at Spindler's undertaking establishment on the
body OF Robert Brown, residing on 9TH street, be-
tween and streets, who was killed Thursday
night by being caught between two cars at the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad shop while he was
at work repairing one of them. The Jury returned
a verdict that "the deceased came to his death in
consequence Of his own negligence in not having
and displaying the blue signal while at work, and
that the company is to blame In this: that the
brakes seem to have been defective, as witnesses
swear that one break, II good would have held the
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Don't FORGET to order that Yale Lock with Cor
Tugated KEYS at OnceI
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE REV. PARKER II. SWEET.
The funeral Of the late Rev. Parker Hall Sweet will
Street Methodist Protestant church, West Wash
tngtOn. The various lodges OF Odd Fellows will
meet at the hall on 9TH street at O'Clock and pro-
coed in q body TO the church. At the request OF
the family the bodies will march without music.
The pall-bearers will be as follows: E. c. Grumey,
Grand Lodge; Oliver DufOur, Grand Encampment;
Z. I. Pettengill, Grand Canton; G. B. X. COlledge,
columbian Encampment: A. S. Taylor, Friendship
Lodge.
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EOR sALE-SEE THE CHARMING HOUSE FOR
II sale; 3-story, Groom house all modern improve
ments: 3story back porches carriaee house and sta
Is can be had for S5 900. on easy terms House is
1924 4th St. opposite LIE Droit Park House open for
inspection. mh19-3ts
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1924 9TH st. n.W. 1924
have the largest stock OF cheap Wall Papers in
the city, wholesale and retail No auction stock
or shop-worn goods. All new, consisting of gold
bronze, micas and white blank papers. full line
wide, to be sold cheap. All grades of Window
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HERR ANTON SCHoTT,
Leadng tenor Of the German Opera Companv recentlv
performing at the Metropolitan Opera House. York
city, Of the Church 10th and sts.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS March 25 and
90. Admission including reserved seat Box sheet
open at Droop's 925 Pennsylvania ave. on and after
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LAST NIGHT OF the daring Sylvesters and famous
French musical troupe at kernau'A